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Wetsuits, Drysuits & Undersuits: Discuss neo to membrane- weight change? in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: i'm changing my suit from my (soggy) neoprene to my shiny new otter brittanic and was wondering if how much ...

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neo to membrane- weight change?
i'm changing my suit from my (soggy) neoprene to my shiny new otter brittanic and was wondering if how much weight, if any i could drop from my belt?
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i'm changing my suit from my (soggy) neoprene to my shiny new otter brittanic and was wondering if how much weight, if any i could drop from my belt?
Good question, I am doing the same thing, taking my new membrane to Vobster on Saturday for a test. I guess the additional thermal protection I'm wearing will mean the weight reduction won't be that great but we shall see, I'm starting off with 4kg less (fresh as opposed to salt weight)

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